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taught_me_patience

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1. No thanks

Reply to Jimbo101 (Original post)

Mon Feb 27, 2017, 02:19 PM

Feb 2017

California already has horrible doctor reimbursements because it allows Blue Cross/Blue Shield to have a near monopoly on the market. I hate to imagine how a state run agency would pay.

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With Obamacare in jeopardy, California considers going it alone with 'single-payer' system [View all] Jimbo101 Feb 2017 OP

No thanks taught_me_patience Feb 2017 #1

Agreed, if the reimbursements get any worse, there will be an exodus of providers. unitedwethrive Feb 2017 #2

Speaking of reimbursements, one of Seattle's top hospitals (a "non-profit") pnwmom Feb 2017 #4

What do you think of Medicare payments? nt. andym Feb 2017 #10

Medicare (+supplimental) pays better than BC/BS in Cali for General Practitioners taught_me_patience Feb 2017 #14

If California goes ahead with this, they should look to kaiser permanente andym Feb 2017 #3

Kaiser is a great model. It is similar to the Mayo Clinic model still_one Feb 2017 #6

Why would Kaiser give guidance on how to run taught_me_patience Feb 2017 #8

Because they could be made the administrator of the state run health care andym Feb 2017 #9

I will be more than happy to pay higher taxes for this. If the republicans really wanted to still_one Feb 2017 #5

They're big enough to pull it off... Wounded Bear Feb 2017 #7

Vermont couldn't do it; Colorado couldn't do it... brooklynite Feb 2017 #11

Couldn't do it or wouldn't do it? It's the proposed huge payroll tax that has stopped single payer andym Feb 2017 #12

IOW, they couldn't... brooklynite Feb 2017 #15

Why would it be cheaper at the federal level? Ezior Feb 2017 #16

If any state can pull it off....it's California. Xolodno Feb 2017 #13